📢📰 Herald and News - Klamath Falls, Ore. article about grad research by OIT Civil Engineering students Serena Moha and Kacie Schmidt.

We’re back with another round of Member Mondays, and this week we’ve got a spotlight on Nate Krupp! A previous firefighter and Baja club member and now valuable senior project member working on brakes! Nates fascination with the automotive industry brings valuable insights, making him an excellent addition to Baja! #bajasae #oregontech #membermonday #bajasaeoregon

Thank you to the Oregon Tech/Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Nursing students who put on an incredible book drive, donating 300 books and over $100 to CASA!

On this #MadLoveMonday, we want to celebrate some students who are making Oregon Tech so proud! Their hard work and leadership is appreciated and inspirational. Recently, Renewable Energy Engineering graduate students Melanie Leyson and Gardyartu Freeman attended a national conference for women in engineering and technology. Also, Civil Engineering students Serena Moha and Kacie Schmidt, both working to obtain their bachelor’s and master’s degrees by 2025, presented research findings to industry leaders and the Oregon Department of Transportation.

After weeks of hard work it's finally done! This year's Baja SAE chassis was completely bent, coped, and TIG welded in house. Its constructed with 4130 chromoy and weighing in at 51lbs, we are hitting our weight goals and looking forward to the next steps of manufacturing! #bajasae #oregontech #bajasaeoregon

Just yesterday, Oregon Tech President Nagi Naganathan addressed the 1,300 attendees at the 2023 Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit about "Bridging Education and the Economy." His remarks touched on the need for partnership between industry, institutions of higher education, and the state and federal governments. Oregon's public universities and community colleges are key partners in meeting the State's critical workforce needs.

🎉Happy Holidays from Oregon Tech’s Medical Lab Science students! 🧪🥼🧫 We had a great time building gingerbread houses (and testing their structural integrity!), eating seasonal snacks, and generally spreading cheer at our Howell-Jolly* Holiday Partyl! *Howell-Jolly bodies are found in red blood cells. 🩸 #oregontech #oregontechportlandmetro #howelljollybodies #medicallaboratoryscience

This year, the Honors Program celebrated the First Annual Honors Program President's Holiday Book Party. 🎄📚 Twenty-five Honors Program students joined President Naganathan at Canvasback Books in Klamath Falls, where the President’s Office gave students the gift of books for themselves or their family and friends.

We're proud to announce 13 students who were inducted into the Oregon Tech Honors Program this term! The students inducted into the Honors Program are: Matthew Cash, Sophomore, Embedded Systems Technology Hunter Cook, Freshman, Biology-Health Sciences Madie Hepner, Freshman, Environmental Sciences Masami Kiriakedis, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Ryan McCabe, Freshman, Electronics Engineering Naomi Pope, Sophomore, Biology-Health Sciences Riley Simonsen, Freshman, Biology-Health Sciences Anna Smith, Freshman, Pre-Medical Imaging Technology Theo Rogers, Sophomore, Environmental Sciences

On this #PhilanthropyFriday, we are excited to congratulate students Cydney Fukushima ‘27 (Civil Engineering) and Lillian Cano ‘27 (Electrical Engineering) for being awarded the prestigious Cypress Creek Renewables Distinguished Fellowships. Announced this fall, Cypress Creek Renewables and Oregon Tech formed a partnership with the goal of advancing STEM education and bolstering Oregon's renewable energy workforce. Cypress Creek Renewables committed $120,000 over the next four years to support Oregon Tech students through scholarships and sponsorships as part of this collaboration.